Social Notices From The Plains Residents Visit Friends
Akron resident James Vernon visits sister Mrs. John Christian. Mary Walton of Bailey Run stays with daughter Mrs. Harry Davis. John Dukeman and daughter visit Michael Dukeman family. Frank Bronson and niece visit Pittsburg relatives. Anna Preston assists Mrs. Ray Michaels. Clarence Lattimer guests of William Yeager. John Donaldson moves to eastern Ohio. Earl Srieves to move into Donaldson property. Eric Bennett returns to Detroit after visit with mother Mrs. G. E. Coon. G. E. Coon hosts Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. William Keplar. Mrs. Clark West hosts Tuesday dinner for Vernal Hoisington Eva Channel and children. Rita Townsend and Clayton Conwell of Albany visit Clarence Cooper family. West hosts chicken dinner with guests Mrs. Arthur Finny, Mrs. Elmer Lavely, Mrs. William Keplar, and Mrs. Constance Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vernon
Akron
John Christian
Mary Walton
Bailey Run
Harry Davis
John Dukeman
Michael Dukeman
Frank Bronson
Pittsburg
Tanna Preston
Ray Michaels
Clarence Lattimer
William Yeager
John Donaldson
Ohio
Earl Srieves
Donaldson
Eric Bennett
Detroit
G. E. Coon
William Keplar
Clark West
Vernal Hoisington
Eva Channel
Rita Townsend
Mrs W J Johnston Undergoes Operation in Columbus
Glouster Mrs W J Johnston of Jacksonville underwent a successful operation at Grant hospital in Columbus on Wednesday after weeks of illness. Her sister Mrs Richard Shirkey stayed in Columbus with her prior to the procedure while Dr von Scheeler of Jacksonville assisted. Her husband W J Johnston, who lost his right foot to diabetes months ago, is reportedly improving as new treatments show promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnston
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Johnston
Richard Shirkey
von Scheeler
Dulaneys Leave City After 19 Years of Business
F. P. and H. H. Dulaney closed their 19 year company in this city and left Thursday for a new home at 35 Pacement Road in Columbus. Mrs. Dulaney had already moved. Mr. Dulaney and H. H. Dulaney stayed to wrap up affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P
H. H. Dulaney
Columbus
Pacement Road
Drury Returns from Cincinnati Pharmacy Board Meeting
W. R. Drury, a member of the state board of pharmacy, has returned from Cincinnati after attending a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Drury
Cincinnati
State Board of Pharmacy
Morning and Evening Sermon Topics for Christ Sunday
The morning sermon at the crunch of Christ Sunday asks What Is Christianity. The evening service focuses on The Rich Young Ruler and targets a large turnout from young people.
Repairs at Lakeside Park Cottage by Achauer and Hawk
B F Achauer and B W Hawk went to Lakeside Park this morning to repair their cottage there. They will probably remain until Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Achauer
B. W. Hawk
Lakeside Park
Hunterdon Man En Route to Visit Brother in Loyalhanna Pa
William Shust of Hunterdon is traveling to Loyalhanna Pennsylvania to spend a month as a guest of his brother George Shust Jr. The trip is described as a family visit with travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shust
Hunterdon
Loyalhanna
George Shust Jr
Dokkies Class Graduates Observed by Logan Gathering
Worthy Parker and Isaac Jones Jr. attended a Logan ceremony where a class of the Dokkies received their degrees. The event was staged by a team from Athens lodge with Gailaires Elton Coffman and Will Ferguson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy Parker
Isaac Jones Jr
Gailaires
Elton Coffman
Will Ferguson
Logan
Athens Lodge
Athens
Mombers
Odd Fellows
Buckeye Harmony Four
Logan K. of P.'s
Heinie Bach
Jake Zimmerman
Bakoo Temple
No. 28
Columbus
Texas
Charleston
W. Va
Detroit
Mich
Naisonville
Order
Hatch closes city office as Corning-Glouster project ends
T. M. Hatch of Sterling Construction, long based in the city while grading and culvert work on part of the Corning-Glouster road in Trimble township, has closed his office as the contract is finished. The firm continues a road project at Ramaxe in Boone County West Virginia that will likely extend into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hatch
Sterling Construction Company
Trimble Township
Corning-Glouster
Ramaxe
Boone County
W. Va
In memory of Forest Kovach and family note
In memory of our dear wife and daughter Forest Kovach who died November 2, 1922 the family recalls her loss. Danie Kovak Fletch Murphey Mrs Pearl Murphey express sadness as friends remember her. Mixed dance at Moose Hall Glouster Saturday night with Lawsons Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Kovach
Danie Kovak
Fletch Murphey
Pearl Murphey
Moose Hall
Glouster
Lawson
Daughters of Dorcas Host Waist Line Social in Trimble
The Daughters of Dorcas entertained their husbands with a waist line social on Wednesday at Mrs. Frances Miner's Trimble home. Sixty attendees, including guests, enjoyed Halloween decorations, games, and contests followed by lunch. The event featured a waistline payment scheme with Earl FE Johnson paying the most and M. E. Christman the least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Frances Miner
Trimble
Earl FE. Johnson
M. E. Christman
Word to the Wise Mentioning Mayr’s Remedy
A reader recounts aiding his sister in Brewton Alabama using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. He describes her recovery from severe illness after the medicine, claiming it eliminated catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines. The letter cites a money back guarantee and lists McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewton
Alabama
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Relatives Granted Share of Clinton Poston Estate
The estate of the late Clinton L. Poston of Athens is valued at 1 114 669 56 according to a petition to determine inheritance tax filed in Athens county probate court. Inventory valued the estate at 966 622 51 but did not in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton L. Poston
Athens
Athens County
Trust fund established for six relatives of deceased
The will directs a trust fund valued at 118 047.05 held by Thomas R. and Grace P. Biddle for six relatives. Beneficiaries include Clinton P. Biddle grandson with one half, Mary Poston McKinstry granddaughter five twelfths, Henry T. Poston nephew Mae Poston Robinson niece Edward P. Pendleton nephew and Gertrude P. Howard niece each holding one forty eighth interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude
Thomas R
Grace P. Biddle
Clinton P. Biddle
Mary Poston McKinstry
Henry T. Poston
Mae Poston Robinson
Edward P. Pendleton
Gertrude P. Howard
Community Notes From Coolville and Nearby
Coolville residents Mr and Mrs Addison Davis of Barnett visited A C Davis and family from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs Amy Humphrey began as operator for the dairn Creamery company. Miss Geneva Gears of Nelsonville visited Mrs Cora McBride and friends. Funeral services for Mary Elinor Tucker were held at the M kj church Sunday afternoon. Frank Arnold passed away at his home after a period of ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Davis
Barnett
A. C. Davis
Geneva Gears
Nelsonville
Mrs
Cora McBride
Little Mary Elinor Tucker
M Kj
Frank Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Dinner Guests Visit In Coolville Neighborhood
Mrs. John Paynter was the dinner guest of Mrs. Cora McBride on Tuesday. Mrs. G. H. Sands and son Howard of Stewart were business visitors at Coolville Saturday and called at the home of A. B. Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paynter
Cora McBride
G. H. Sands
Howard
Stewart
Coolville
A. B. Sanders
Parkersburg Guests Return Home After Week Visit
Mrs William Moore and daughter Josephine along with Miss Naomi Kincade from Parkersburg spent the week with local relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Josephine
Naomi Kincade
Parkersburg
Paynters Schedule Separate Trips After Friday Departure
Prof. and Mrs. Paynter left Friday morning with Prof. Paynter bound for the teachers' association in Athens and Mrs. Paynter planning a visit to her parents in Harrionville.
Miss Gladys Brooks Leaves For Canal Winchester Home
Miss Gladys Brooks departed Monday for her Canal Winchester home after a week with relatives in this area and Reedsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brooks
Canal Winchester
Reedsville
Doctor Return Brightens Coolville Community
The return of Dr. C. B. Harper is welcomed by many friends in Coolville where the town now has three physicians. His family plans to arrive after the school year ends as winter approaches. Dana Dean shows improving health while W. O. Stout and wife host Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stout and son from Columbus. A. C. Davis and family visited Parkersburg shoppers on Saturday. An Epworth League social at the hall Tuesday night drew a large, pleased crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
All Good
C. B. Harper
Coolville
Epworth League
Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
Vinccuer
Box
North Baltimore
Ohio
Dandridge
Tenn
Mrs. Grorcgy Hinchey
Hallowe'en Masquerade Party Hosted by Mrs Gunder
Mrs Laura Gunder entertained a Sunday school class with a masquerade Hallowe en party Saturday evening. Hallowe en games and festive decorations were enjoyed by Mary Belle Bentz Lucy Mae Daugherty Alice Chevalier Mildred Newland Gladys Sheets Gladys Baker Rosa Belle Dunfee Virginia Tanborey Betty Yagala Victoria Harvey Bernice Williams Geraldine Kline Constance Walden Golda Friend and Josephine Wise. Mrs Ella Campbell assisted in entertaining the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gunder
Mary Belle Bentz
Lucy Mae Daugherty
Alice Chevalier
Mildred Newland
Gladys Sheets
Gladys Baker
Rosa Belle Dunfee
Virginia Tanborey
Betty Yagala
Victoria Harvey
Bernice Williams
Geraldine Kline
Constance Walden
Golda Friend
Josephine Wise
Ella Campbell
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs
An advertising claim for Creomulsion a creosote-based emulsion. The drug is promoted as a universal treatment for chronic coughs colds bronchial issues and lung troubles asserting it soothes heals inflamed membranes attacks the cause in the blood and rebuilds the system. It guarantees satisfaction and offers a money back refund if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
First arrest under city permit rule in Athens
Police Chief Parker arrested Fred Wheaton under the new ordinance requiring a permit from the service director to tear up a paved street. Wheaton admitted guilt for tearing up Second Street without permit and paid $5 fine plus $13.30 costs, with $8 of the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parker
Fred Wheaton
Wheaton
Second Street
Williams
Gill
Two men found guilty in first county trial under Bender law
Gordon Tolliver and Manuel Fraza were found guilty by a jury in Athens county common pleas court on charges of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. The trial spanned Wednesday and Thursday, with the defense disputing officer testimony and confessions. Witnesses noted a still found near the Iraza home. jurors included Jas Brookins and Charles Brown among others. A separate suit by Terra Haute Brewing against Star Mineral Water Works seeks 1145.68 plus interest for alleged merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Tolliver
Manuel Fraza
Enterprise
Nash and Jenkins
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Bender
Common Pleas Court
Iraza
Fraza
Tolliver
Traza
Jas. Brookins
Charles Brown
Walter Baird
G. M. Romine
James Ford
Guy Fierce
Joe Morris
Terra Haute Brewing Company
Terra Haute
Ind
Star Mineral Water Works Company
Athens
Beverage Known as C. V. Described as Chiefly Popular
The fragment notes a beverage referred to as C. V. and emphasizes its chiefly popular status among consumers. No further details on origin, ingredients, or context are available in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V
Carbon Hill Edges Laurelville In High School Meet
Carbon Hill high school defeated Laurelville 48 to 32 in the annual field and track meet held before a large enthusiastic crowd. Laurelville had won the meet last year.
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Carbon Hill, O
Carbon Hill
Laurelville
Halloween masquerade draws largest crowd of year
In Poston Ohio the Community House hosted a Halloween masquerade with the year's largest turnout. Prizes for best costumes were split between Miss Elsie Rankin and Mrs. Everett Dishong who offered an original witch and beauty themed display. Fortune telling and games entertained attendees while cider and doughnuts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Tarely
Elsie Rankin
Everett Dishong
Suit Filed Over Railroad Labor Board Regulations
In Philadelphia on November 2 1923 shopcraft workers for the Pennsylvania railroad filed suit in federal court alleging non compliance with railroad labor board regulations. The case was entered by their counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
United States District Court
La Follette Appeals for German People on Return
United States Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin urged support for the unfortunate people of Germany upon his return from a three month European tour, speaking in Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Germany
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Europe
Millstreet Worker Struck in Eye at High School Site
Lee Morrison of Millstreet was injured Thursday when a piece of wire struck his eye at the new high school construction. The wire penetrated the outer eye covering but doctors say the injury is not expected to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Morrison
Millstreet
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Chicago
Odd Fellows’ Hall
ERS Krog
Prunes Zone
Flour Country Club
Milk Country Club
Apple Butter — Club
Catsup Country Club
Bete
Bacon Country Club
Amy Humphrey
Tairment Creamery Company
Dana Dean
W. O. Stout
Mrs. E. M. Stout and Son
A. C. Davis and
Hallowe'en
NEW Victor Records
Sabre
Telice
Lochhare-Seitz
Reinald Rosebert Sewell
Miner
Inale
Chopin
Necharme
Gsieg
Hamas
Dance Records
teo-Fes
Linde Joase Jomsee
Whiteman
George White
Ghatae Dersbarpe
Cabo Fos
Yen Benson
Stele Lake
Hisiss
Home Furnishing Company
Okkies
Carbon Hills
Magnesia
Cine Pharmacy
Meyer
Cole
The
Carpenter Hardware
Lydia E. Pinkhams
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